The 7 ESSENTIAL Skills to Getting Started with JAZZ BASS
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Hey Scott. Im from Delaware…..U.S
Hey Scott
If you want to play jazz, you're going to need a tuba.
Hey Scott I would love you guys to watch and listen to this virtuoos Herman Deinum playing bass with a pick and try to play what he does the way he does? https://youtu.be/jvEtpKxhTwM?si=GdOAOmav_evhY8Hp
Jazz bass all the way
Thanks Scott great info & insight, l'm very envious of anyone who pursues this course !
Hey Scott what reverb/ effects are you using ? Sounds lush cheers
My grandad was a jazz musician and I would love to learn more so I can play his favourite songs
John Paul Jones
Hi Scott..I'm nanie bicomong,watching from philippines
Thanks so much for this. I'm completely self-taught on bass. I've always wanted to be able to solo or just jam but felt like there was so much I didn't know. Like you said on chord recognition, I've always felt like the other musicians were doing witchcraft I couldn't understand.
But you did such a great job here showing the path from the very basics to jamming with a band. And for the first time, I feel like I can see where I am on that path (further than I thought!) and what steps I need to keep walking it.
Thank you!
Yo mate
From Dominica , West Indies
Is interesting to realize that jazz walking bass is really flying.
Would love sign up but just don't have that cash even with 3 payments????
That's not a jazz bass.
Thank you.
Jazz is about improv, but you have to know the chord harmony of whatever chart or jam to be able to improv to it
I love rock and metal especially, but when I think about bass I want to play blues, funk, and jazz (Ok, Maiden too). I played jazz as a kid in school on trumpet, and we all loved e.g. John Patitucci. Later I was introduced to Jaco, Larry Graham. I'm also fascinated and intimidated by the complexity of jazz harmony.
I’m holding out for the fallopian flat nine accelerator course.
Terminator mode. I had to make up my own music theory system and it was really similar to number system as letters and words dont make sense for me.
i use numbers for everything and had to learn letters to work with others.
Im not even playing bass anymore (Just electronic production) but always get so much from SBL.
Thanks Scott
I’ve performed both upright and electric in many genres and Jazz is absolutely a must learn for theory and improvisation it’s beneficial for all other types of genres
Hey Scott. Watching from cloudy and chilly New Hampshire
Having already done the Jazz Accelerator, I was well interested in the Jazz Lab. It sounds like an amazing experience.
However, I’m retired now and I just don’t have that much spare money to splash out. Guess I’ll carry on working with local teachers and courses.
Oh, and as for tone? In the big band, I play a P-bass with flatwound strings, or an Electric Upright Bass. Either sounds good for that music.